Architecture Collages– Kindergarten

A colorful, child-like painting of three houses with popsicle sticks as frames and abstract shapes in the sky, evoking the playful creativity found in kindergarten architecture collages.

This was a project the kindergarteners did last week.  They first glued down popsicle sticks onto tagboard.  Then they added paint to color!  I let them use markers in places if they wanted. 

A child’s colorful painting of a house with hearts, blue squares, and dots under a sky of dark clouds and raindrops reflects the imaginative spirits seen in kindergarten art projects.

 

A kindergarten child's painting of two colorful houses with various shapes on them, under a blue sky.
 
A child's drawing of a house with a red roof, blue sky, green grass, and scattered green dots across the bottom.
A house shape made from popsicle sticks and decorated with colorful drawings—like a heart, rainbow, and star—echoes playful Kindergarten architecture collages, all set against a crisp white background.

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  1. I've had this project bookmarked for awhile and am finally going to do it! Did you do it all in one class period? What kind of paint did you use?